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Abstract
Bifunctional methane activation by M(II)-N2S motif.
Bifunctional Activation of Methane by Bioinspired Transition Metal Complexes. A Simple Methane Protease Model
18 February 2020, Version 1
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Bifunctional activation of methane by bioinspired transition metal complexes. A simple methane protease model [opens in a new tab]
Mary E. Anderson, Michael B. Marks, Thomas R. Cundari journal article
Computational and Theoretical Chemistry , Volume 1198
Print publication date: Apr, 2021
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Feb 18, 2020 Version 1
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Welch Foundation
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